[Samuel.]

Agree with Zee.

I don't know why an album selling ridiculously well should upset anyone. Be thankful it's at least someone talented, rather than a Rihanna or a Katy Perry.

Sales are generally meaningless anyway. It certainly doesn't represent quality.

Good for Adele.

[Mrluvaluva]

The only thing I have against these "deluxe" versions, is that I have already bought the original album, but if I want any extra tracks on the new edition, I have to buy the new version (as I do not particulary like downloads). Then I don't need the original any more, so I feel cheated then for spending the money on it in the first place. There would have to be sufficiently more on the album for me to buy it though. I'm not going to make a purchase just for an extra couple of tracks.

If it does come out, then it will be a long while after the original was released though. I would be more put out if it was only a couple of months, like some artists have done with such releases.

[Smithy]

smh

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by Zee

I remember MrGaryy (it might have been on MSN though) saying she'd never be successful with her comeback etc just before she premiered Someone Like You on Jools Holland back in like November 2010 or whenever it was, and people were going on about the curse of the second album and generally had no faith in her to produce the goods. Then it spread like wildfire and before you knew it everyone was saying she needs to go away. She's hardly Rihanna chucking an album out every year with a single every month.

I don't think Gary's a great gauge of success, babes. *sneers at Xtina*

But yeah I can see why people are bored of the album. But they only have themselves to blame if more people bought other music it'd give the charts competition.

[Shaun]

And let's face it, this is more than likely an executive decision from her label rather than an artistic one from Adele.

[Locke.]

Will have to get around to listening to it eventually